Shiozaki Kazuhiro | Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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概要
- SHIOZAKI Kazuhiroの詳細を見る
- 同名の論文著者
- Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Instituteの論文著者
関連著者
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Miyagi Taeko
Division of Cancer Glycosylation Research, Institute of Molecular Biomembrane and Glycobiology, Toho
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YAMAGUCHI Kazunori
Division of Biochemistry, Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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SHIOZAKI Kazuhiro
Division of Biochemistry, Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Miyagi Taeko
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Yamaguchi Kazunori
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Shiozaki Kazuhiro
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Wada Tadashi
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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KAKUGAWA Yoichiro
Department of Surgery, Montreal General Hospital
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Kakugawa Yoichiro
Department Of Surgery Miyagi Cancer Center
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HATA Keiko
Division of Biochemistry, Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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YAMANAMI Hideaki
Division of Biochemistry, Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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UEMURA Takuji
Division of Biochemistry, Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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HUJIYA Tsuneaki
Department of Surgery, Miyagi Cancer Center
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Hata Keiko
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Yamanami Hideaki
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Uemura Takuji
Division Of Biochemistry Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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SATO Ikuro
Division of Pathology, Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Sato Ikuro
Division Of Pathology Miyagi Cancer Center Research Institute
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Hujiya Tsuneaki
Department Of Surgery Miyagi Cancer Center
著作論文
- Plasma Membrane-associated Sialidase as a Crucial Regulator of Transmembrane Signalling
- Down-regulation of sialidase NEU4 may contribute to invasive properties of human colon cancers
- Plasma membrane-associated sialidase (NEU3) promotes formation of colonic aberrant crypt foci in azoxymethane-treated transgenic mice